Bob Forrest
Bob Forrest
Episode Three Hundred Fifteen
Episode Three Hundred Fifteen
Episode Three Hundred Fifteen
Saturday 25th October 2025
Bob Forrest questions addiction myths, societal pressures, and the role of trauma. A candid look at recovery's complexities.
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68 minutes
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Author:
Bob Forrest
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Categories:
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Body & Mind
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Questioning traditional beliefs about trauma and addiction.
- The societal pressures contributing to substance abuse.
- Personal anecdotes from the music industry.
- Encouraging civility and kindness in recovery.
- Critique of misinformation from big pharma and politicians.
"You asked them a question. They had to lie."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? In this episode, Bob Forrest and Chuk discuss the harsh realities of addiction and the societal issues contributing to it. They tackle the myths surrounding trauma and addiction, questioning the traditional belief that childhood trauma is the root cause of substance abuse. Bob shares personal stories, including interactions with musicians like D'Angelo and Ace Frehley, highlighting the impact of drugs on the music industry.
The conversation takes a deep dive into how societal pressures and misinformation contribute to addiction, touching on the chaos within drug distribution networks and the role of big pharma and politicians in perpetuating lies. This episode is not just about pointing fingers but about encouraging listeners to embrace civility and kindness as tools for change.
With a mix of humour and hard truths, Bob and Chuk aim to shed light on the complex web of addiction and inspire a more compassionate approach to recovery. Are we ready to challenge our perceptions and make a difference?